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by huksley 2y ago
Did I get it right? The essence of article is that pharma companies start selling the drug, sponsor the "research" and publications which show the miracle it is, and then it goes generic start campaign s about how bad the same thi
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Amazon's Data Center Dream Runs into the Reality of Physical Limits(businessinsider.com)
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by huksley 2y ago
My biggest fear is they deprecate a standalone build mode which allows you to host app on your own server, and you will be left with running in Vercel or just build a static app. It is already very complicated to build app with many depende
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by huksley 2y ago
His setup is pretty uncomplicated: - database (postgres) - redis cache - webserver How to exit the cloud (aka run everything in VPS) if you also need this? - reliable and scalable block storage - queue / task management - trusted emai
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by huksley 2y ago
I think everybody at Google knows, they just blame on how shitty Internet has become, hence bad search results. And then come other metrics like ads placement revenue etc. and you are blinded. And they really don't care of some rant by
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by huksley 2y ago
"... including the bot net proxy SDKs into popular browser extensions and mobile applications..." What browsers, Google Play and Apple Store should do is to make it harder for a browser extension, app takeover and improve networki
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by huksley 3y ago
Awesome read! And yes, :has() is supported now by all major browsers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:has
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by huksley 3y ago
I was wondering why it called a three-body problem (at least as it presented in Liu Cixin novel). There is actually at least 4 bodies (3 suns and a planet), right? I suppose the planet will affect the movement of the 3 suns.
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by huksley 3y ago
I had similar case and it was handled very quickly, consider making a better ticket with explanation, actions you performed to stop accumulating costs and future steps to prevent same kind of problem from happening.
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by huksley 3y ago
Can it read my GitHub issues for tasks and work on a specific task?
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by huksley 3y ago
Automator and Shortcuts is not programming it is advanced tinkering at best. Not even every developer does this. I done it once (for adding Finder menu items to convert video and image files to different formats) but it is so cumbersome, I
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by huksley 3y ago
I think the most reasonable is to go for the grape variety you like and the price point you can afford. Wine is a hobby by itself, you can drink 6 months Pinot Noir, then switch to Malbec, then switch to something else. Plus you can travel
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by huksley 3y ago
Anyone actually using SpaCy as part of the production API / queue processing? Like 100 RPS or more? I found it to be unstable to serve API requests, unless you dedicate unreasonably extremely overpowered VM instance to it. How people s
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by huksley 3y ago
I have a small transparent mesh bag 7x15cm which is mandatory for every trip, work or pleasure. It goes to tote bag or backpack along with specific items needed for the trip: - airtag - medicines i.e. ibuprofen, plaster - glue for small wou
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by huksley 3y ago
that's why DB should a permanent instance out of reach of CI/CD
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by huksley 3y ago
…«The WHOLE WORLD (WW) is monetized.»…
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by huksley 3y ago
While the topic is hot and resonates, that Wikileaks reference was very controversial.
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by huksley 3y ago
Also, air conditioner. It made huge difference to allow for intellectual work at the places which are otherwise too hot.
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by huksley 3y ago
Why it uses [Symbol.dispose]: () => {} instead of just dispose: () => {} Would somebody actually add "using" without checking type?
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by huksley 3y ago
It is a wide spread problem with extensions and much more common that you would think. Also developers completely change extension to be something else and you only discover it when it asks for more permissions or by going to the extension
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by huksley 3y ago
Model has not changed. Prompt transformation code have changed. So the same prompt you do are delivered to the model with a different "wrapper" prompt, significantly changing the answer model is producing.
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by huksley 3y ago
Or GPT-shirt, as in generic plain t-shirt.
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by huksley 3y ago
Got fully working REST request <=> response but auth is need to be done in a different way because this token expires in 1 hour https://gist.github.com/huksley/9120eed9e910e63d146a9e0c7db1...
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by huksley 3y ago
Hmm, this is a summarization and classification model, not the chat model I think
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by huksley 3y ago
Have you figured it out? I have the same.
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by huksley 3y ago
it is like 10:1 ratio for bronze so 90% less need :)
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by huksley 3y ago
Curiously, just yesterday I watched this episode on Bronze age collapse [1] in the "Fall of civilizations" podcast. While I am being fascinated with ancient history, I find it is strangely difficult to read story OP posted. - [1]
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by huksley 3y ago
AWS Step Functions are bad for so many reasons. Scaling, pricing, developer experience, etc. It is clearly made by people who don't really understand (or does not care) how distributed workflows work. And pricing are prohibiting to run
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by huksley 3y ago
While other cool kids building stuff, Google goes through bureaucracy and power struggle to decide who would be in control and will receive raises and bonuses...
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by huksley 4y ago
Hi leerob, I am using NextJS from v.10 in production, and I believe it is amazingly effective way to write complex web applications really fast. Recently (I would say, after the latest investment round), I as a developer see lots of new fea

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